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Mechanisms for Communicating in a Marmoset ‘Cocktail Party’

2020-12-09

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A fundamental challenge for audition is parsing the voice of a single speaker amid a cacophony of other voices known as the Cocktail Party Problem (CPP). Despite its prevalence, relatively little remains known about how our simian cousins solve the CPP for active, natural communication. Here we employed an innovative, multi-speaker paradigm comprising five computer-generated Virtual Monkeys (VM) whose respective v...

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Literature Corpus work: 0199ce48-cc05-50d5-b2a2-c8bd4dec9ca5
DOI: 10.1101/2020.12.08.416693

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